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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-06
PEOPLES store.

We will only annonI ce our specialties for
today withont describing them, as they are
too numerous, and will surely speak for
themselves:
No l--flaia white Victoria lawn. Sc;
worth 12Ec. 80,
No. 2-Ladies' bslbriggan vests, SO. s;
worth soc.
No. 3-Red table damask. 25c; worth Doc.
No. 4--Colored bed spreads, In red and
brown, CSC; worth 81 25
No. ladies linen cuffs, &c a pair;
worth 15c.
No. 6-"Faille Prancaiss coiored silks, Sic
worth 81 50.
No s--Dan,ask towels, fancy ends, just
the thing for splashers. 25c; worth 50c.
No s-All wool double fold shepherd plaid
dress goods In different colors, 25c; worth
7sc.
No. ALI over, everlasting for yokes and
sleeves OF summer dresses, I5c: orth 4Oc
No. i0-Ladies cashmere embroidered
scarf shawls, all shades. csc worth Sl.Zo.
No. 11-Twelve yard pieces Of linen lace
100 each; worth 25c. :,
No. l2-Blesehed muslin, t;ac yard
PEOPLES STORE.
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Hildreth Mining News.
Fine Gold Miner.

The work of developing the many
lodges in this district is matter inter
estinp alike to the many people living
here and to those who are now being
benefited or expect to be benefited by
the trade that has sprung up with this
mining section Of the valley. San Fran
cisco mining men and manufacturers OF
mining machinery and miners supplies
also watch our progress carefully, and the
general opinion is that we will soon
rival in Importance the most prominent
gold producing camps on the Pacific
slope. Hardly week passes but that
some lucky find is made, while prospect
ing underground continues to improve
our situation. as nothing yet i'll the
shape of backset has been encoun.
tered, but development invariably means
improvement. This is notably the case
in the Francis-James mine, which a
short time ago was nothing better than
q promising prospect, but now acknowl-
edged to be one Of the finest properties
not only in this district but in the State.
The shaft is 235 feet deep with lev
els running east and west every hundred
feet. The ledge is four feet wide, and
the ore high grade, with galena sui
phureta to the amount of from two and
a half to three per cent. superintendent
P. p. James is now in San Francisco,
but we understand that it is the Com,
rauy's intention to soon begin running a
drift to cut the pay chute. The success
of the Francis.J James Is now assured,
and will have tendency to induce own.
erz Of promiaing claims to develop them.
We understand the Hildreth shaft Is
10 N sunk 700 feet deeper IN order to
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-06

oocn up more storing ground. WORK 70
tb;z mine hns progressed very favorably
a~d its value established. 1t is esti-
mated that 450 tons OF SOU GRE are on
the dump ready to be crushed ana .ne
company is putting up concentra'o's
and repairing the mill to put TINS ore
through. As the value OF the ore 10
The Hildredth mine is well known ehe
owners can make close calculation Oh
what results its milling will give, ana
there is no doubt but it will prove sal,
islaotory. Tue McNally is liable to tlgd
an antagonist in the Ihildredth for the
houor OF being the highest bullion pro-
Iucer Of the camp.
The Abby niue continues Its steady
work and regular bullion shipments, d
everything the vicinity wears a pros
perous appearance. a fine body oil ore
has been enc -untered in their northeast
serond and third levels.
The condition Of the Dahlonga mine
is very fiattering. The property is To-
Gated in the Fresno mining district
about three miles west OF Hildreth, and
| is owned by George w. Grayson, james
L Nicholson. o. u. M. Gaddis and Jack
Morris, and is the extension OF the
much talked of Blue Streak mine that
Haggin & Hayward own. The Dahion'
"a shaft Is sunk to the ledge | 10 feet,
with o 4.foot vein in the dump, and
laws in a contact formation containing
very good ore, and carrying about
per cent. sulphurets. The ledge lays
forty feet above the creek, dipping t'
the east with an angle of 46 degrees
The Superintendent, james X. Nichol
son, intends TO drift off levels upoi
reaching depth of l75 feet before cross
cutting the pay chute.
Robinson & Claik have put six tons o
ore through their arastas, and get
clean up Of S240. The suIphurets, whlel
are rich, were not saved.
White Rock ore is now being hanle'
and crushed at the Abbey mill.
The last rains exposed much ore con
, tanning free gold in the Mountain Vie'
, ore dnmp. Many locations are bein
I, made in that vicinity.
Mr.. Wilson in a few days will star
! sinking the shafe. and employ seven o
eight miners for that purpose, upon hl
noted Wilson mine. The ledge is 2
!. between walls that contain two pros
! pectipg gouges. This property contain
! In its ore the richest snlphurets through
ont the section, assay certificates frol
San Francisco give returns OF over SUI
to the ton. From oil the ore worke
t they will average $3.50 to the ton. M
4 Wilson refuses to sell this property an
, will soon work the mine steadily.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-06
Burbank.

Owing TO the large sales and great demand
the price of lots in Burbank will lsoon be
advanced again. SIS the buildings, improve
ments and location iustifies double the pres
ent prices, which are still lower than any
surrounding towns OF not half thesadvanta-
ges or importance as suburban foothih
home 10 Los Angeles. Its commanding
view, on the through line OF railroad. only
fifteen minutes ride, is second to none in
Lower California.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-06

VIZ have received another large
ipstallment of the ILLUSTRATED HER
ALp. and orders for this matchiess
nro,antatiou of the resources and
attractions of our section will be now
iIIed as soon as sent in.
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r.,,ce 10 Mall suDsr ribers.

The papers of all delinqqent mall SUP,
- criSers io The Los Angeles DAILY BERhLp
viii be promptly discontinued si neteai'sr; sr
.,fv,,iess tbe ssme have been paid for IN
I'd vance. This rule is intlexible
AYERS & Lynch.
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ron SALE.
NfA6NOLfA.
M See advertising colunns.

IN bet auftft'hlhB oVtui..---. ----------------
A GOLDEN oPPoRTUNITY "A DRY
n Goods, Notions, Boot and shoe store
business for sale that will bear the closest
long lease; low rent Ihis Is
a bargain seldom met with ia CaitIetnis.
Cali on McC0N SELL. BANDHoLr " Mhh'
WIN, $50 North Main street. - mye--os
II ORsA sAI.E-THE BUSINESS A
II weekly newspRperin Los Angeles. coca
advertising patronage, With or wiih-,ut a
complete outfit, Of Wps an" presses. Ad-
dress for three tas' loom 5. 81 s,uth Fort
street. m6-3s
Inc. SALE OR FOR RENT-rHE DER
a. rick saloon, Newhall. Apply TO, J
KIEFER 4 CO, 1926 North Main street, Los
Angeles. mo-ot
NOR SALE, AND ROOMS FOR RENT,
II Furniture of four newly furnished
rooms, complete ior hohseacePrateef 20 enenP 1oin
utes walk from First and Main streets. APP
NY to SCHMIDT & HEN ION, rental col
iectlng agents. 55 N. Suring street. mt 1t
INOR s.LE-A LOUD PAYING wOUD,
It coal aud feed business. owner Is com,
pelied to go East. j. r. WANNlG, rlrsta auo
Alameda streets. ino ot
NOR sALE-FIXTUREs AFD SHELVING,
L a bargain. BLuETT Il SULLIVAN, 10
s. Spring street. myo,os
NOR RsALE-HARDWARE STORE PAY.
II ing net profit of 81, ,0C0 per year. will
inye ntory Good opportunity. A. J. VEL.
Room 90, Schumacher hieck.a. mN4d
ISOR SALE-AT A bAhGAIN, 2S AUkES
T. of first class land, well improved half
mile from the center of AnaheiDi. For par
ticulars inquire No as Sepulveda street.
my1-1m
TNOR SAlE-FIKST CLASS BUSINESS
E chance, established eight yeaes, will
| return more On the capital Invested than
anything in sight. Takes from $1,000 to
5000 capital; good reason Tor selling. Al
dress NJ, hox 9e5. city. mltf
jDUsiNEss fUK sALE-A FIkSI-CLAos
| ID restaurant aud fixtures; all new, includ
| ing range in very desirable location, ano
| doing COED business; exceedingly cheap
For particulars apply to p @. EDDY 4 co.
Is West First street a26.tf
| LaUR RSALE-BAKGAINS--B W. w WID
ney, Rsal Estate Agent, 2l, W Firs
| street corner 60xl65 on Spring street; 50s
f37 on First street, 55x1S7 on First street
4fx130 on Grand avenue, near Fourth street
40x165 on Main street. Bargains al owe
| the city and county. a26.lm
NOR sALE-DIAMOND, WATCHES AM
II Jewelry sold low at Union Loan Office
North Main street. as-1m
MUST BE SOLD AT ONCE-1HE BES'
lXl confectionery store in town; In choic
location. Price $500. Call and make offer
BRADSHAW & ZELI NER, 80 South sprine
ap 23tf.
| I.tOR SALE-LEASE On STOKE, COkNEl
IL First. and Alameda. Enquire butche
shop ap2llm
L'OR sALE-NEW UPRIGHT PLANO
It very chesp; must be sold at once. III
quire of BRADSHAW 4 ZELLNER, ROOF
.. 3a ). Spring street. all
UREsH FAMILY COWS FROM $50 VI
IL wards, kind and gentle. WILL Al
NILES. e. Washington, near Main stree
+ cars. n30-tf
: lDHOROUGHBRED HOLSTEIN BULL!
j. also choice mIlch cows Address J.
DUkKEE, Bonita Meadows, Santa MoniS
) Road. ml9 6m
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FOR RENT-HOUsEs.
DENTISTS.

MAGNOLIA.
M See advertising columns.
A DAMS BROS, DENTISTS, 20 s. SPRING
IA street, rooms and 0.
Gold Filings from " up.
Amalgam and silver filings, ~.
Painless Extraction of Teeth by vftalfzed
air or nitrous oxide gas, 81.
Teeth extracted without gas or air. 8 80.
Best sets OF teeth from s6 to $40, By our
new method of making, teeth misht is
We make especially OF extracting teeth
without pain.
ONCE hours from A. NJ. to 5P.M Sun
davs from 10 A. NJ. to IAN. mSu
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In their Ne,v Quarters.
Rethune e.

Cendall Grow Il Co. are now at 1873 and les
West First street. with iull line OF stoves,
mantels and CRATES.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
[AGN0LIA.
See advertising columns.

MAGNOLIA.
M See advertising columns.
IIOR SALE-FIRSTCLAS3 GROCERY
Il business, stock and fixtures; invoice,
$1,000; rert only sl2b;. choice location and
we'll established. only principals need ap-
ply. Price 10000. w. A. MORGAN,sNo; n.
Main street. aprl3tI
nAKTNERSHIP WANTED-A GENTLE
man of experience, with $1,000 to 1880 at
command, wishes to joip In partnership
with paying concern, where his time and
money can be utilized; ADDRESS BONA
Eide, care room 3, No. 26 N. Spring street
Los Angeles. Cal. Ienl5.Smos
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-06

Look out for great bargains In the new
town OF Bethune, soon to be sold at Russell,
Cox & Co.'S office.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-06
SITUATIONS WANTED.

IVANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN, POSITION
w in real estate office where the bust
ness can be learned. with probability of
investing capital in same after having
learned the Isiness. Address p. o. Box
1889. my46t
NTANTED-GOVERNES WANTS sITUA-
w tion in family. Music, etc. Good ref
erences. Address AIS5 HUMPHREY, San
Jaclnto. ap30 lot
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aWants." PERSONALS" and other adver-
tisements under the following heads in.
serted at the rate of cents per line for
ca ch insertion.
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- casursposprscE from adjacent
,cwns. especially solicited 49, arsa
Remittances shonld De maIe no.s The
oheek, Postoface order or po''Al Av'~' ~ than
s,ssor should be sent for all sums 'sss '''''
ave dollars. .,,r 10 orr
yos PxlsrrSs pxsARrnESr-ow'ns 70 .a =
vreet,y increased facilities. we are pre-
Dsred 70 execute all kinds Of ion WORK = ,n -, =
srre-,or manner. Special attention VIII
- rsx,u 10 commercial and legal printing,
- al orders will be promptly niieo az
moderate rates. s.-,s
Once Of publication. 70 Nortn Spring
$500 Los Angeles. Telephone No. ioo.
The official List of letters remaining - =
the Postoflce is published in the hAhAlp
on Mondays.
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Rem0Yed.

A. L. Teele has removed his Office from S4
North Spring street 10 Room 3, No IL Court
street, up stairs.
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wANrED-mssoELLASEous.

MAGNOLIA.
M See advertising columns,
VxTANTED--MAN AND WIFE ONRANOH,
w $50 per month; B mixers, 800 butcher
Tor shop work, laundryman, $50 and sll ex-
penseS 20 teamkters, - day. w. IL CO., 1s
South Spring. my6 1t
WANTED-2o GIRL MATTERS S25 AND
w room; 10 WQper far h,-,,,iisee work. Sl5
70 U. sSu. NJ 2" :. is South Spring. my6'it
w Good pay. oHAs. A. PIPfiER, cor.
ner Main and Sanoorn avenue. ms 1t
yNTAEIkD--A hUUsEKEEPER D COOK !
w for several men on n ranch. Address
RANCHER. this Office. melt
MANIFESTATIONS BOY AT L A. VIM
w egar Works. f47 Upper Msin STREET 6m2
WANTED SEVERAL GOOD kCHIrEO-
w tural draughtsmen. CAUkIN & HAAS,
II n. Spring street. mo 3t
tAANIED AT UNUh--GIRL TO lake
w csre of baby; s6la Spring stree,
room II ms 50
VNANTED--A GOOD BOY TO LEARN THE
| w jewelers. trade. Must be below IA
wears OF age and reside with his parents.
Call on FREDERICK LINDE, III N. Spring
| street. m4tf
VNAN rED-EXPtR tRIENokD SALEs-LA-
! w dies at the Lace House. Address or
call at room is, Callaghau Block, between
IL and " a. IN. mayff
| A PHI SlClAN AND WIFE WANT GOOD
n board and room in nice. private family.
Address A. B. o., this Office. my3-5t
WAN ED-A WOMAN AS COOK IN A
/ w boarding-houses Apply at % Bernard
street. Off Buena Vista. my3-T
DOY wANTED-A GOOD, STOUT BOY
ID over Is, who resides with his parents
none other need apply. SOUTH ERN CALL
F0RNIA LAND Co. Baker Block. my3tt
NJ A N 4 E D--COLLAIERAL 10 LOAN
W money on, at Union Loan Office. No. 3
North Main street. aS-lm
WANrED- BIDS FOR THE IMMEDIATE
w clearing and grubbing of about 500
acres of brush lands on the foothills OF the
Providencia Rsrch. Address or call on
either of the executive committee. L. T.
, GARNsEY, Bryson Block, G. W. KING, 11s
First street, or e. 4. HALL, Lawyer block
apr2itf
{ M FOR PIANO, OK
( w gan ana voice taught in the most thor
/; ough man. Terms, IS per month BE
!: ginners, in classes of TWO or three. 50 pei
r month. Satisfaction su usranteed OF money
refunded. For particulars call at 149 Wal
> street. fe2otf
}, INANrED-HOUsE OR ROOMS WI I
w modern conveniences in good location
I, must be hrst class in every palt'cnlar
q TREUTLEN d DRONILLAkD, lis W. Firs
: street. apStf
:. N7ANTED-HIGHEo PRICES PAID Fol
w eupty beer bottles in any quantities
. erEiNIRE q BRUNING, 322 North Alamo
II - : -.
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EDUCATIONAL.
MAGNOLIA.
N See advertising columns.

MI See advertising columns.
NOMMERCIAL NIGHT SCHOOL = IN
II struction will be given at most reason
able terms IN bookkeeping aud AL grammar
and high school studies. Candidates pre-
pared Tor college and teachers exsmina-
tons Rooms Schumacher Block L. B,
LAWSON, FRED. II. CLARK, A. NJ,
Principals. II
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FOR SALE-City property.

FOR SALE-City property.
MAGNOLIA.
lfl See advertising columns.
NOR sALE-BIG BARGAIN; LOTs ON
IL Ninth street. 40 Downey Block.
UNOR sALE-HOUsE OF6 ROOMS, HARD
Il finished, Room 40 Downey Block,
ENOk sALE-HOUsE ROOMS. LUI Aux
IL IDS, on west side San Pedro street,
between Seventh and Eighth strt ct. $lst0.
Also, 40 foot lot and stable on west side
Earl street. Beck Tract. near Sixth street,
one square from Electric Railroad, $3.50
cash.
Also lot 65xI30 in University Tract, cheap.
New i.room Eard-fuished house on Yale
street, Sl450.
New broom hard finished house on San
Pedro, between Eleventh and Twelfth St.,
s., 900. for days only.
Three room house and lot on Bann ing
. mys.St. ys 'o'I Isl !; 5. spring niM' St.
NOR sALE--FINE PIECE OF BUSINESS
Il property ON Upper Main street. only
$40 per frt foot. See MILLER s. HARkIOTT,
239 North Main street. mys-tf
EOR sALE-A GOOD LOT CLOSE TO
IL business: no cash down required from
any one who will build. Also a neat
cottsge; fine view; close in; only Sf75 down.
balance easy terms; price, $3.50. II will pay
you to investigate these. J ID GILLELEN,
Real Estate and Loans. 36l2 North Spring
street. my39t
E,OR sALE--sX ACRES ON PICo HEIGHTS
l. fronting on Alvarado street, one block
from electric road suitable for subdivision; /;
set out in bearing trees of choice varieties
Price S25, COO Terms, easy. PARCELS s,
AGUIRRE CO., ~ Court street. my34t
C,OR SALE-CHOICE LOT ON VIRGIN
T. Street, near Pear Street. $3.50. R0CH-
ESTER. HUNTINGTON & LAYTON, 81 West
First street. myl-tf
lNOK SALE-FINE LAkGE LUT ON PINE
e street. and nice lot on Metcalf street
also, large lot on Virgin street, and two fine,
large lots on beautiful Figueroa street. at a
very low price, as parties are going East,
and want money. See Miller & Herriott,
239 North Main street, in California South
cru Railroad Office. a2i-tf
DOR SALE-i FINE LOT, COVERED
l. with choice fruit trees, between Main
street and Grand avenue, only $500: terms
easy. See MILLER & HEaRIoTT, 239 North
Main street. a17tf
EOR SALE-ll6xl7y ON Grand avenue
L cheap. FRANK McCoYE. % N. spring
street. mtf
DOR sALE-BEAUTIFUL LOT HILL
l. street near Eleven h, cheap. FRANK
McC0YE. % N. Spring street. m2tf
NOR SALE-CHOICE LOT IN THE
IL Childs tract, on electric railroad line.
FRANK McCOYE, % N. Spring ST. eet. m2if
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PERSONA

MAG NOLlA.
MI See advertising columns.
WTILL THE COMkADE THAT LENT MY
w keys to at the Legion rooms of Ca flor
Dia Legion No ], ON the night OF the parade.
please return them to my store, No. t6l
south Spriug street, and oblige. GEO. d.
KENYON. myo-N
ELsIE REYNOLDS HOLDS sEANCES ON
"a Sunday, Wednesday and Friday even
ings. Private sittings daily. Will make ar
rsngements for naturalization under test
conditions in private houses. S24 South
Fort street. apr2S I'm
DRoF. I. TsCHANK, CLAIRvOYANT
i and fostune-teller. 32x y. Spring street,
room IL.
lDERsONAL-GO TO THE UNION LOAN
L Office for bargains in jewelry, North
| Main street. aS-1m
A Ny PERSON SENDING ME THE PRES
"A ent address of Charles Z. Judd will
DE K JON Il AMERICAN WATCHES
j. sold cheap at Union Loan Office. 8
North Main street. as I'm
MRS. .PARKER-INDEPEND SLATE.
NJ writer and test medium. Gives full
names of spirit friends. Consultations ON
business speculations. mineral, lawsuits,
removals, love. marriage, absent friends.
diseases. etc. Developing class Thursdays,
3P. NJ, 2s South Spring street, room 8, 9 A.
NJ. ts6P. M. ap25-lm
SS WORTH FREE. SUPERB DEVELOP
pc r1ent of form and limbs, pure, lovely
complexion, sparkling eyes and perfect
health guaranteed. No quack lotions or air
pumps. Book on physical Culture" free.
DIR. L: G. HARMON, s13 Haight street, San
Francisco. Cal. no25 1y
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psIrvsRrp RY cAaRtEas
"a soc per Week. or soc per !" ""'
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E,OR SALE--s% ACRES ON PICo HEIGHTS
L fronting on Alvarado street, one block
from electric road suitable for subdivision;
SET out in bearing trees of choice varieties.
Price S25,C00. Terms, easy. PARCELS,
AGUIRRE & CO., u Court street. my3-4t
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-06

DROF. I. TsCHANK, CLAIRVOYANT
i and fostune-teller. 32x y. Spring street.
room IL
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1887-03-18

Our old friend, the trade dollar, will
again occasionally be seen in circulation
Congress having passed the bill for its
redemption. 1t is somewhat larger
weighs more and is altogether as hand,
some a coin as the standard dollar. II
became to be nuisance through the re-
fusal Of some merchants to take it in
trade, while others persisted in giving il
out in change. The fact that il con
tanned few grains more of silver help
ed to sustain its responsibility, but it fin
ally its value ran down SO low that par
ties in the East were induced to buy ur
as speculation, in the belief that Con
gress would soon pass law for its re
demption. Delay in enacting such 4
law has however spoiled the enterprise
as paying investment, but now tina
they are at last to be redeemed we shall
probably see them once in while OF
their way to the melting pots of the
mints
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1887-03-18

THE question of free trade between
Canada and the United States is begin
ming to be discussed and attracts con-
siderable attention. A bill was intro
duced in the last Congress providing for
commercial reciprocity between the two
countries, and the leading papers OF
Canada are taking favorably to the idea,
on the ground that it would be speedy
way of settling the troubles now exist
ing. There is no doubt that by the next
session of Congress the discussion of this
matter will have become important.
Ben Butterworth is an earnest advocate
of reciprocity, and says:
"a complete reciprocity is to the in
terest of both countries, and it is in ac-
cordance with the feeling of both coun-
tries except among few fishermen.
The progress of civilization cannot turn
off its course on account of the smell of
q rotten mackerel. The Canadians are
the same people with ourselves-all ex-
cept very few half French, that do not
count In the population. There should
be no distinction between the trade be-
tween Canada and the United States
and between New York and Pennsyl-
vania. There should be unity of in
terest and one grand American brother
hood from the Gulf of Mexico to the re-
gion where you might read the Declare
ton of Independence by the light of the
aurora borealis. Canada has the same
customs duties as we have. Even
English vessels can not enter goods at |
her ports with any greater privileges
than she can in ours"
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1887-03-18
AID TO FIRE DEPARTMENTS.

The new law relative TO insurance
companies in the State of Minnesota pro-
vides that a certain per cent of the
premiums of the companies on business
done in the State shall 60 to the State as
a tax. OF this total-which amounts on
an average to about per cent-one-half
is given to those towns and cities having
fire departments, for the maintenance of
such departments. All of the towns in
the State that sent to the insurance COM
missioner the necessary information as
to companies doing business, ETC., for
the year ending Oct. l. 1885, have done
30 for the past year with the exception
of Blue Earth City, Benson, Caledonia,
Hastings, LeSueur, Perham, Redwood
Falls and st. Cloud. These towns will
therefore not reap the benefit of this
law for the year just past. The latter
named towns and cities that have sent in
the desired information are found be-
low, with the amount of premiums of
the companies in each. Insurance Com
missioner Shandrew explains the differ
ence between st. Paul and Minneapolis
on the ground that the large milling in
terests of Minneapolis require that the
rate should be higher, the hazard being
greater, while, in point of fact, the valu-
alton in st. Paul is greater. The figures
of fifty-four towns and cities are as fol-
lows: